Sentence examples for years were smaller from inspiring English sources

Improvements in mortality rates among patients older than 15 years were smaller.

OR estimates for the three age groups 60+ years were smaller in the LLN regression and only remained statistically significant for the oldest age group (80+ years).

However, the annual change curves intersect at late childhood 10-12 yearss), and the increments in body mass index in adolescents 13-188 years) were smaller in more recent cohort groups than in older ones.

These cities, like the Washington of those years, were small big cities — or maybe big small cities.

Years were grouped as the sample sizes for single years were small.

The mean ages ranged from 12·0 to 12·7 years, and even though these differences between the survey years were small, they were statistically significant (P < 0·0001).

The few observations we observed from one to four years were small, in different directions, and the changes in HRQoL were clinically negligible.

Because the sample size was very small for E. spelaea in every year except 1991 1992, and because differences among years were small for other species, data from 1981 through 1987 were combined (Fig. 3c) for further analysis.

We did not additionally correct the hazard ratios for age at primary smear test because the numbers of diagnosed cervical cancers by age group (grouped as ≤29 years, 30-49 yeand, and ≥50 years) were small.

One is that the electorate that votes in midterm years is smaller, older, whiter, and, these days, angrier than the one that votes in Presidential years.

As expected, UDG in AMB in these two years was smaller than in 2012.